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Aight. I've got an Acer Aspire 5738G, with a Nvidia GF G105M graphic card.
I have a fresh install of archlinux (cause the kernel upgrade was lethal, so i had to go from scratch).
Kernel is now 2.6.32.
I ve downloaded the Nvidia driver from their download section, and when i try to run the installer it says it cant find the kernel header in '/usr/src/linux-2.6.32-ARCH/include/linux/kernel.h' . Then i tried to find kernel.h with locate, and i found it in: '/usr/include/linux/kernel.h' .
I tried to run the installer one more time, with the --kernel-source-path option, but still the same: it says:
The kernel source path '/usr/include/linux/kernel.h' does not exist. eetc etc
What do i do?
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what's wrong with pacman -S nvidia?
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The drivers aren't that good and i get a lousy graphic.
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First install kernel headers from repository:
pacman -S kernel26-headers
and then run the nvidia installer.
Regards
Nik
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the version that you are downloading is the same as the one from repo? you can try out nvidia-beta from aur.
i'm suggestion that rather than using your method betcause is better not to have files laying around that pacman doesn't have any clue about them.
like i side note, to build external modules you need kernel26-headers like is told in the last news from the front page.
Last edited by wonder (2009-12-31 10:01:28)
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Aight. Thanks. It s working fine now
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the version that you are downloading is the same as the one from repo? you can try out nvidia-beta from aur.
i'm suggestion that rather than using your method betcause is better not to have files laying around that pacman doesn't have any clue about them.like i side note, to build external modules you need kernel26-headers like is told in the last news from the front page.
Do you know how the nvidia driver (installed by nvidia installer) can be removed cleanly?
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Nik
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do a ./NVIDIA...run --help. i think it has an --uninstall
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do a ./NVIDIA...run --help. i think it has an --uninstall
Thanks!
PS: ./NVIDIA...run --advanced-options shows the option --uninstall.
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